Bei dem aktuellen Wahlergebnis müsste man eigentlich die Insel teilen. Das Ergebnis ist zwar grundlegend Aussage kräftig, aber ähnlich wie bei einer Bundestagswahl könnte nur eine Koalition regieren. Also brauchen die Briten einen Offshore und Onshore GBP.   Das sind unvorstellbare Auswirkungen. Es war mal ein "Pfund Sterling" daraus wurden 240 Sterlinge geprägt. Der alte Glanz ist seit heute Nacht Geschichte! Nach dem Brexit sammeln sie Gerüchten nach bereits Buntmetallschrott als Ersatz. Bisher hatte der BTC/GBP Handel kaum Größe, auf BTCe hatten sie den dann sogar ganz eingestellt. Kommt zurück, bestimmt. |
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if there will be such war then i believe it would be impossible for bitcoin to survive it then as internet would be destroyed
Exactly. Following such an event there will probably no more existing economies based upon currencies. The technology will survive (the knowledge is stored at high redundance) just the amount of people diminishing will lead to a new sort of bots based production. That makes classical capitalism obsolete. |
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are any serious to continue support this hoaxer after what happen before one month? lol Nope. He is "nice to have" as a panic asset, but not much more. |
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AES isn't related to bitcoins protocol.
Also, the article is a load of shit. There's no press release, or names or any evidence of any mathematical breakthrough. They took a bunch of fancy maths terms and mushed them together to make a hoax article. Wallet files encryption algos could be changed in between days. This article doesn't got me alarmed neither. |
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you'll need to hold for a long time. I hope for you Lisk team can be as competant as ethereum's, cause this is a very high price and so marketcap.
Will be going down, down, and downer for a very long timespan following. It's a coin project for people who want to program DAPPs, not investors. |
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He missed out the proof on his claim regarding these Dev's funds. To my knowledge they are observable and still intact. LSK might pretty well become the ETH of 3rd/4th quarter of 2016 |
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Guys, what happened the last couple of days with bitcoin that prompted such a sharp rise in price? The rise was only shared by litecoin. Was there anything implemented recently by these two coins that increased their value?
They implemented a mining monopoly. |
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Rising or bubbling up, the later has been exspected much since the "halving" made it's appearance on stage.
And we darely need some flashy event happening, even if it intruduces another yearlong bearish phase afterwards.
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Trading bitcoin with altcoin is also much profitable, but initially doing with dollar is better. One need to make trade with the respective altcoin which is in rise, only then profit is ours. It takes time to learn those, so at first do with dollar.
If someone wants to "learn trading" than Bitcoin follows the known chart patterns. Most of all times. Sometimes, not. Altcoins are more like gambling, based on hope, the luck of the moment and perhaps momentum. |
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Not really that much BTC mining related, this question. You might want to lookup XMR/Monero inside the Altcoins section.
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Shocking numbers. Regarding the trust relationship between banks and their customers, who could trust a bank at all, these days?
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@Smooth, what IYO would be the best approach to a decentralized market place? IIRC we were waiting on the multi-sig for that purpose?
Good question. It isn't a problem I've thought a lot about but I think something like my idea for off-chain messaging with on-chain fee payment is probably a good foundation. Listing items, making offers/purchases, etc. could all be messages. Identity, rating, reputations, web-of-trust, etc. are a tricker problems and probably need some other solution. Search is unsolved, and openbazzar got a lot of things about the infrastructure obviously wrong (running over UDP which is incompatible with Tor - WTF?, people need to leave their computers on to serve a store - WTF?) I think it should be left off Monero's blockchain for reasons stated by Smooth in the past about the potential to "bloat" the chain or whatever... I just think that this theoretical store would need people to run it's own software program and have it's own GUI and everything... like downloading, running a node, and web browsing through tor, in a way... I would assume... That theoretical store would need it's own GUI? Doh! |
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Exactly. When Steem first started none of us really know what we were doing. One of the few things we figured out is that you needed to mine with multiple accounts, and possibly using all different accounts on different computers. So I figured I would mine a bunch of well known forum names, etc. to protect them from squatters and then turn them over to the original owners. The coins I mined with them I transferred to my main account.
All visible at https://steemit.com/@smooth/transfers save bet one could exchange parts of that URL with "aaa" "bbb" "ccc" or all the other recognized names, draw a map of trust between them. Somebody trusts someone with Steem ranging into 968 USD in value, but regarding Bittrex only doing a test transfer about 1 Steem first  So roundabout "Synereo vs Steem" the Monerians kinda voted for Steem, or am I mistaken? |
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So I just became aware of this concept of token-powered decentralized social networks tonight and am doing some research. I see two main contenders: Synereo and Steem. When all factors are considered: fairness to content creators, ease of use for lurkers, fairness of mining... which one do you think will win the impending war of decentralized social media?
Who will win? Your landlord smooth, since we can see you have to pay him all your Steem since monthes https://steemit.com/@americanpegasus/transfersBut regarding the "ease of use for lurkers" I have to confirm: Yes, ineed. And very entertaining, too. |
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ETH is a scam now?
Altcoins aren't necessarily bad to bitcoin, I don't know why people have to be so negative about altcoins. Alts are a great experimenting ground for features that could make it into bitcoin.
IF Bitcoin would adapt anything, at all. They are quite stern on refusing progress. |
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I personnaly think we are waiting for the best part of ETH pump. moreover, if you are expecting that only money coming from eth pump to fuel BTC pump, this would be one of the most boring pump in BTC history.  Re-read yourself. pump-pump-pump-dump-pumppump-dump. There is no external money left. Enclosed caseings. |
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Ooooh. We're so scaaaared... Woooo the feds are coming! Haha.
They are only homing in for communism. Capitalism is always safe, regardless of how many casualties. |
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Paypal is usefull at least.
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My worst mistake is probably when I trusted different HYIPs. I never get the chance to earn my money back. All of them ran away. I also lost a lot of money from bitcoin doubler websites. They paid 3 times and then after someone invested 5BTC and 1BTC, they just ran away. After learning my mistake from doubler sites, I have come up to an idea of doing referrals on those websites to earn money though.
If you're a newbie, you will probably fall victim onto one of those ponzi scams as they are being promoted in most facebook bitcoin groups. The thing is, those people who are promoting those websites only want to make money out of referrals.
That's the only real bussiness. Attracting greed, to rip of. |
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People can always use alts to move money, they don't have to use BTC. For example the fee when using doge is 1 Doge which is about 50 satoshis. I expect this development will hasten the move into alts.
I do prefere Litecoin for exactly that reason. Fast, unexpensive, does the job. |
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